Transparent LED
Display on glass without blocking the view
Transparent LED — also known as Shutter LED — installed behind glass façades to show striking content while keeping light and the view passing through.
Advertise on the glass without losing the view behind it.
-
Transparent LED (Shutter LED) mounts behind your storefront glass so content seems to float on the pane while light and sightlines pass freely through it.
-
No windows blocked, no solid wall closing in the space — just a living façade that catches passersby with high contrast and a wide viewing angle, all while keeping the open feel that glass architecture is prized for.
Why choose this solution
- See-through — keeps the view and the light
- Mounts behind your existing glass
- Eye-catching storefronts
- High contrast, wide viewing angle
- Covered by a 2-year warranty
Transparent LED
- High transparency
- Mounts behind glass
- High contrast
- Wide viewing angle
Clear details to help you pick the right solution.
- Pixel pitch
- P2.6 – P12.5
- Brightness
- 400 – 1,000 nits
- Viewing angle
- Wide viewing angle, high contrast
- Warranty
- 2-year comprehensive warranty
Where and how this solution shines.
- Retail storefronts
- Architectural glass
Questions about this solution
Will it block my window or glass façade?
No. That is the whole point of transparent LED: its high transparency lets light and sightlines pass through, so what is behind the glass stays visible and the space keeps its open feel — while the content appears to float on the façade.
Where is transparent LED installed?
It typically mounts behind your existing glass — on retail storefronts, architectural glass façades, or interior glass partitions. That means you usually do not need to change the glass itself; we add the screen behind it.
Is it the same as a regular LED wall?
Not quite. Transparent LED trades some peak brightness for its see-through quality, so its brightness ceiling (400 – 1,000 nits) is lower than a solid LED wall built for direct sunlight. That is a deliberate trade-off: you choose it when seeing through the glass and keeping the open feel matter more than maximum brightness.